About Cosmetic Injections

This intensive 2-day course provides the essential theoretical knowledge and hands-on practical skills needed to begin your career in aesthetic medicine. You will learn to safely and effectively perform eight of the most in-demand cosmetic injectable treatments, with a strong emphasis on facial anatomy, landmark-based techniques, and aesthetic consultation skills.

The training includes 50% practical work on live cosmetic models, conducted in small groups with 1:1 patient experience. This format ensures personalized instruction and gives you the confidence to master the most commonly requested treatments offered in aesthetic clinics today.

1-day Advanced Botox and dermal filler training course will build on your foundation training and further develop your clinical injecting skills. You will learn 14 popular cosmetic injectables treatments giving you an excellent repertoire to work in a cosmetic clinic or set up your practice. Our course includes 80% practical work on live cosmetic models with 1:1 live patients in small groups that will allow you to be more confident and master the advanced treatments that clinics offer. 

This intensive hands-on training course is designed for medical professionals seeking comprehensive education in both foundational and advanced techniques for Botox® and dermal fillers. Participants will gain the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to perform aesthetic injectable treatments safely and effectively.

The course covers:

• Facial anatomy & patient assessment
   
• Foundation Botox® techniques: forehead, glabella, crow’s feet
   
• Advanced Botox® techniques: jaw slimming, brow lift, gummy smile, masseter, DAO
   
• Foundation dermal fillers: lips, nasolabial folds, marionette lines
   
• Advanced fillers: cheeks, chin, jawline contouring, tear trough
   
• Complications management, reconstitution, and injection techniques
   

By the end of the course, attendees will be confident in delivering tailored, results-driven aesthetic treatments with a strong emphasis on safety, precision, and natural outcomes.

• The science behind PRP and how platelets support tissue repair and regeneration. 
• Understanding growth factors and their role in skin rejuvenation and hair restoration. 
• Differences between PRP, PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin), and other regenerative treatments. 

• Determining appropriate candidates for PRP treatments. 
• Reviewing medical histories and identifying contraindications. 
• Setting realistic expectations and obtaining informed consent. 
• Developing individualized treatment plans. 

• Venipuncture techniques for PRP procedures. 
• Proper handling and labeling of blood samples. 
• Centrifuge operation and PRP preparation protocols. 
• Maintaining sterility and minimizing contamination risks. 

Depending on the program's focus, nurses may learn:

• Facial rejuvenation ("vampire facial" or PRP facial injections). 
• Hair restoration treatments for androgenetic hair loss. 
• PRP use in combination with microneedling. 
• Scalp injection mapping and technique. 
• Facial anatomy relevant to PRP treatments. 

• Infection prevention and aseptic technique. 
• Recognizing and managing adverse events. 
• Documentation standards. 
• Emergency preparedness and patient follow-up. 

• Live demonstrations by instructors. 
• Supervised hands-on practice on models or patients (where permitted). 
• Treatment workflow from consultation to follow-up. 

• Scope-of-practice requirements for nurses in the relevant province, state, or country. 
• Delegation and physician oversight requirements, if applicable. 
• Documentation and record-keeping standards. 

Many aesthetic training programs also cover:

• Pricing and treatment packages. 
• Patient education and retention. 
• Combining PRP with other aesthetic treatments such as micro needling, neuromodulators, or dermal fillers.